Quantity Surveyor

Site Surveyor – Wolverhampton

Site Surveyor required in Wolverhampton for an immediate start with a leading planned maintenance contractor. Join a growing commercial team delivering long-term social housing projects with excellent career progression, stability and a permanent full-time opportunity.

Job Description

Producing applications, accounts and invoices accurately and within agreed timescales across planned maintenance projects in Wolverhampton

Monitoring commercial performance and exercising effective cost control to ensure the Site Surveyor function operates efficiently and profitably

Managing commercial WIP and debt levels in line with company and client targets within the social housing sector

Liaising with client representatives across Wolverhampton and the wider Midlands region to ensure contractual compliance and service delivery standards are achieved

Supporting monthly management reporting, valuations and invoice production within 9 calendar days of works completion for planned maintenance contracts

Skills / Qualifications

Experience as a Site Surveyor, Quantity Surveyor or Commercial Surveyor within the social housing or planned maintenance sector

Financial and commercial awareness with strong cost control and reporting experience in Wolverhampton or surrounding areas

Excellent written and verbal communication skills with the ability to build strong client relationships

Knowledge of maintenance and property management legislation relevant to planned works and housing contracts

Full UK driving licence essential due to travel between office locations and client sites across the Midlands

This is an excellent opportunity for a Quantity Surveyor to join a well-established contractor delivering long-term social housing projects across Wolverhampton, offering career development, stability and a supportive working environment. In return, you’ll receive a competitive salary, strong benefits package and the opportunity to progress within a successful and growing business – apply now to be considered